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Simple media download script
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I'm really glad it works for you! :smile:
1) Try using that bookmarklet now, I updated the code so that it would (hopefully) work when run from a bookmarklet.
The only problem would be that some websites run code immediately, so in those cases, it wouldn't have the chance to inject the code properly. However, if a video element is created, it should hopefully pick that up and display it to you.
2) For some reason, I haven't had any success with a's "download" attribute for video and audio files (which is the only way, AFAIK, to force a download). However, right click + "Save Link As" should work :)
Thanks for the changes and sorry for my late reply.
Unfortunately, the bookmarklet still didn't work. So I decided to install the script with Greasemonkey itself and that works flawlessly for me.
Thanks, again, for your work. :smile:
You're welcome! I'm glad it works :)
Works perfectly. A couple of feature requests..
This script works very well and makes downloading embedded videos a breeze. Thank you for making it!
I have a couple of feature requests:
1) Would it be possible to use the script as a bookmarklet? I want to use the script only on demand, and a bookmarklet would be the ideal way to do that. I don't know much javascript, but based on other bookmarklets, I tried the following in a bookmarklet:
javascript:void((function(){var%20a=document.createElement('script');a.setAttribute('type','text/javascript');a.setAttribute('charset','UTF-8');a.setAttribute('src','https://greasyfork.org/scripts/18671-inject2download/code/Inject2Download.user.js');document.body.appendChild(a)})());
. Unfortunately, it didn't work. I would appreciate if you could provide me the right code.2) Maybe make the links this script creates force a download?
Thanks in advance.